Fun Yoga Sequence Video from Australia

Siberian born power vinyasa teacher Masha G. has filmed a short, fun, inspiring, and challenging yoga sequence. Shot in Victoria, Australia, the sequence is set to a sweet Xavier Rudd song and edited to seamlessly move through several different locations. Masha notes on the video’s YouTube page:

Our crew decided to choose our favourite locations and film a standing sequence there. From Apollo Bay to Portsea we traveled and spontaneously we found spots to land and do yoga on. We climbed fences and filmed in the rain to inspire, connect and share.

Timothy Burgin is a Kripalu & Pranakriya trained yoga instructor living and teaching in Asheville, NC. Timothy has completed his 500 hour Advanced Pranakriya Yoga training and currently serves as the Executive Director of YogaBasics.com.

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